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Adult Children of Alcoholics
- Narrated by: Therese Plummer
- Length: 4 hrs and 20 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 12-10-10
- Language: English
- Publisher: Audible Studios
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $19.95
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Publisher's Summary
Ten years ago, Janet Woititz broke new ground in our understanding of what it is to be an adult child of an alcoholic. Today, she re-examines the movement and its inclusion of adult children from various dysfunctional family backgrounds who share the same characteristics. After more than 10 years of working with ACoAs, she shares the recovery hints that she has found to work. Listen to Adult Children of Alcoholics to see where the journey began and for ideas on where to go from here.
This book provides wisdom and information for all adult children of dysfunctional families.
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- Mouse Potato
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CONCISE PROBLEM ANALYSIS. SOLUTIONS, NOT SO MUCH.
I really found this book to be very enlightening. It was written and read well. As it is not my first book on the subject, it was more reinforcing in nature, which was fine. It helped me articulate issues that I needed to convey to my therapist. The narrator did a great job, she made the book feel less technical and more humanistic, as it should be.
The format of the book as that each of the characteristics of ACOA's were concisely explored first. Then when we got to the section where she was to offer some ways to address the related issues. Well, it seemed she rehashed the explanation of the issues again.
But I see the problem with this. The bottom line is, all one can do is offer some generalized insight on how to address these issues. Overcoming them is a very daunting and personal challenge. So I don't fault her. I'll keep this as a reference and highly recommend it to others who are ACOA's. It's definitely ON POINT!
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- Michele
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Finally
I had the book in print for years and it's dog-eared pages and highlighted text well, sometimes was really hard to put down and then pick up again. Hearing it was really amazing...so glad this is in audio finally. One AHA moment that I had was the patience or "now" factor...why I must do things or have things "now" this was something I didn't fully get from the written text. I wish all her titles on this topic were in audio.
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- Virginia
- United States
- 02-07-12
A must read
If you had an alcoholic parent ... i think you should read this book even if you think you don't ... this book awakened me to facts i have never even considered ... it helped me understand so many aspects of my personality and deal with so many of my problems
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- Victor Valtierra
- 03-03-16
The husband of an adult child of an alcoholic
This is a great book for any spouse to read that has a partner that was a child of an alcoholic. I now feel that I can understand my wife a lot better now...
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- Montina
- DALY CITY, CA, United States
- 06-21-11
Great information Horribel narrator
I found the information in this audio book very helpful and informative but the narrator sounded almost robotic. Very hard to listen to at first but got past it.
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- Jim
- 06-28-17
Very informative!
Alcoholism and substance abuse is so prevalent in our society that every adult should read this book. So many people are so confused...and do not know why. This book clears a great amount of confusion.
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- Amazon Customer
- 05-20-17
yes!
made complete sense.... I related 💯. must read for any adult children of alcoholics
thanks!
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- Andrew
- 03-23-17
it's okay
definitely get the ball rolling sort of book.
definitely explains characteristics of being an adult child of an alcoholic. Gives you some tips and tricks to deal with it. However didn't really go too much in debt with why you do what you do. Like I said he gets the ball rolling. But without a recovery group or a support system. That's in the fall back into the same characteristics.
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- Jodie
- Middletown, NY, United States
- 12-28-13
Very interesting
Although I knew it existed, I somehow missed reading this book throughout the years - It really clarifies the behaviors of children of alcoholics and describes how they came to behave the way they do. It is descriptive and I found myself frequently shaking my head in agreement. Unfortunately, it doesn't offer any solutions to help quell the behaviors, but I can see why it has been such a popular book.
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- kay3k
- 09-11-14
Less problem more solution
Is there anything you would change about this book?
I get these kinds of books looking for solutions. I know the problem. I'd prefer more focus on getting better.
Could you see Adult Children of Alcoholics being made into a movie or a TV series? Who should the stars be?
No
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- chris
- 11-18-14
Very good in content but very much too concise
Would you try another book written by Janet Geringer Woititz or narrated by Therese Plummer?
I don't know. The reader was okay (a bit too quick). The book itself good in content but extremely concise. I am ACoA and part of my recovery/therapy is read or listen to good texts. This book is almost like reading an Encyclopedia, so brief. I wish it had more examples written in more elaborate manner. I got a great deal from this book but was frustrated with the approach.
If you’ve listened to books by Janet Geringer Woititz before, how does this one compare?
NA
What do you think the narrator could have done better?
Narrator was okay. The only thing maybe would be to read slower. The text is so packed with meaning that it could allow the listener to absorb the content better.
Any additional comments?
I will hold to this book inspite of my frustration expressed earlier. I need to listen to it again and pause at times in order to digest the content and relate it to my life, think of other examples.
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